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Sketch and Sing at the Derek Jarman Pocket Park

24 August , 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

Details

24 August 2025
11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Free

Venue

Manchester Art Gallery
Mosley Street
Manchester, M2 3JL United Kingdom

Organiser

LGBT Foundation

24 August , 11:00 am 3:00 pm

Free Free
Manchester Art Gallery
Mosley Street
Manchester, M2 3JL United Kingdom
LGBT Foundation

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Drop-in to Pride in Ageing’s Derek Jarman Pocket Park at Manchester Art Gallery for a Pride Sunday of relaxed and creative activities for all ages.

From 11am-3pm there will be sketchbooks and pencils available outside for visitors to enjoy sketching in the Derek Jarman Pocket Park or around the gallery and you can chat to our volunteers about their roles and the development of the pocket park, or even join in some gardening!

From 12.30pm we’re delighted to welcome Cora player, Holly Marland who will provide live music and Emma Baylin from Shared Harmonies, an award winning not for profit, creating supportive and inclusive communities where people can connect and improve their physical and mental wellbeing through the power of singing. Holly and Emma will lead a workshop for people who may not even believe they can sing! No previous experience required – just come along to the gallery atrium on the ground floor and enjoy learning simple harmony songs for enjoyment and wellbeing. 

Please note: The LGBTQ+ Tour of the Collections at 12pm has been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances and will now only take place on Saturday August 23rd. For more information on the Saturday 23rd tour please see here.

Come and relax in our urban oasis at the front of the gallery. No ticket is required for any of the events – just drop in on the day.

For travel and access information for Manchester Art Gallery see their webpages here or call 0161 235 8888. If you have any questions about this event please contact prideinageing@lgbt.foundation.

Note: In the case of wet weather all events will take place indoors in the Atrium at Manchester Art Gallery.

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